UNIFORM FOR BOYS - Sullivan Upper School

SULLIVAN UPPER SCHOOL, HOLYWOOD
UNIFORM FOR GIRLS [2012/13]
These regulations have been designed for the benefit of parents, pupils and the school. You are asked to cooperate
and conform in order to maintain reasonable standards for every pupil. If you have any problems or
difficulties in purchasing uniform you are invited to contact Miss A Dines [Vice-Principal] at school. We thank
you for your co-operation in this important matter.
A INDOOR WEAR
Shoes Plain black laced leather shoes (not patent) with rounded toes. Heels should be 1-3
cm high. Shoes should be regularly polished and boots should not be worn.
These styles of girls’ shoes are acceptable
These styles of girls’ shoes are NOT acceptable
NO stiletto heels NO kitten heels NO ballet pump style shoe
Please make sure that any shoes with heels are of a “block style” with
at least an 1½ inch/3.5 cm base
Socks Regulation school socks with coloured bands or black tights should be worn.
Skirt Regulation six-gored mid-grey skirt of suitable
length, the hem should be to the knee (see
photograph)
OR plain dark-grey trousers [available from
Warnock’s, Lisburn Road].
Blouse Plain white shirt or blouse.
Optional Summer Uniform [Easter to Hallowe’en]
A white open-neck, short-sleeved blouse with revers OR a white short-sleeved shirt/
blouse with tie.
Tie Regulation school tie.
Pullover Regulation school black, plain, fine, machine-knitted, wool pullover with V-neck and
[Years 8-12] school motif.
Blazer Regulation school blazer with badge, in Melton cloth. Hooded tops are part of
sportswear and as such should be worn for PE and Games only.
B OUTDOOR WEAR
Coats Plain navy, black or dark green outdoor coat free of motif or decoration OR plain navy
blue or black waterproof nylon jacket.
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Scarf Regulation school scarf
[To be worn to and from school only and not during the school day].
Gloves Black or grey.
C GIRLS IN SIXTH FORM
Pullover Plain, fine and neat-fitting machine-knitted, mid-grey V-neck wool pullover or cardigan
with a school badge, but no school colours at the neck band.
Shoes Slip-on shoes, which otherwise conform, are regarded as acceptable alternatives.
Tie Special sixth form tie available from the Accounts Office.
D POINTS ABOUT THE WEARING OF UNIFORM
Hair Hair should be neat and of a style suitable for wearing with a smart, tailored uniform.
In the interests of appearance, hygiene and safety, shoulder-length hair or longer
should be tied back in appropriate classes. Fringes should not cover the eyebrows.
Fastenings, if used, should be small and inconspicuous ie black or green. Extreme
hairstyles or colours should not be worn.
Blouse Should be worn tucked into skirt.
Make-up Make-up should not be worn with school uniform at any time.
Jewellery No jewellery is to be worn except a plain signet ring, ONE badge (non-sectarian, nonpolitical)
and one pair of plain stud earrings [not hoop] worn in the traditional way.
There should be no additional piercings or visible tattoos.
Labels All items must be clearly labelled with the owner's name.
Outdoor
Wear
Blazer or outdoor coat as listed above should be worn on journeys to and from school.
Hooded tops are part of sportswear and as such should be worn for PE and Games
only. NB Blazers should be worn during the school day.
E MOTOR CYCLES AND SCOOTERS [Sixth Form only]
Pupils coming to school on motor cycles or scooters should wear appropriate clothing, including safety
helmets.
F SPORTS WEAR - where indicated sports clothing must be purchased from the PE Department
PE White polo-shirt with crest, black shorts with crest, socks in school colours (purchase
from PE Department)
Swimming Plain black bathing costume, swimming cap
Hockey White hockey shirt, black skort, green hockey socks (purchase from PE Department)
Other Items School tracksuit (purchase from the PE Department)
Track shoes for outdoors
Track shoes for indoors with non marking soles
Hockey Stick (purchase from PE Department)
Sports bag
PLEASE NOTE OTHER TYPES OF SPORTS KIT SHOULD NOT BE WORN
PUPILS ARE EXPECTED TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR OWN BELONGINGS. THEREFORE
ALL ITEMS MUST BE CLEARLY MARKED WITH THE OWNER'S NAME.
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